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The media<br />
1 Journalists and people in the media<br />
Match the words and definitions.<br />
commentator critic ~ditor freelance journalist newsreader paparazzi I,prepa'rretsil<br />
presenter press photographer reEQ1:ter<br />
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2 ___<br />
photographers who follow famous people around to get good photos of them to sell to a newspaper<br />
a person who writes about the good I bad qualities of books, concerts, theatre, films, etc.<br />
3 ___ a person who describes a sports event while it's happening on TV or radio<br />
4 _ _ _ a person who collects and reports news for newspapers, radio or TV<br />
5 _ _ _ a person in charge of a newspaper or magazine, or part of one, and decides what should be in it<br />
6 _ _ _ a person who introduces the different sections of a radio or TV programme<br />
7 ___ a person who writes articles for different papers and is not employed by a single newspaper<br />
8 __ _<br />
9 __ _<br />
a person who reads the news on TV or radio<br />
a person who takes photos for a newspaper<br />
2 Sections of a newspaper or news website<br />
Match the words and pictures.<br />
advertisement<br />
cartoon<br />
crossword<br />
front~<br />
horoscope<br />
review In'vju:1<br />
small ads<br />
weather forecast<br />
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3 Adjectives to describe the media<br />
Match the sentences. Then look at the way the bold<br />
adjectives are used in context, and guess their meaning.<br />
I The reporting in the paper was very sensational.<br />
2 The news on that TV channel is really biased l 'baIosti.<br />
3 I thlnk The Observer is the most ob~tive of the<br />
Sunday papers.<br />
4 The film review was quite "ccurate I'rekjoroti.<br />
5 I think the report was censored.<br />
4 The language of headlines<br />
Match the highlighted 'headline phrases' with its meaning.<br />
B.J Famous actress in<br />
restaurant bill w<br />
RJ<br />
Prime minister<br />
ChanceUor<br />
in latest scandal<br />
A It said the plot was poor but the acting good, which<br />
was quite true.<br />
B It bases its stories just on facts, not on feelings or beliefs.<br />
C The newspaper wasn't allowed to publish all the details.<br />
D It made the story more shocking than it really was.<br />
E You can't believe anything you hear on it. It's obvious<br />
what political party they favour!<br />
Can you remember the words on this page?<br />
Test yourself or a partner.<br />
o p.78<br />
RJ Thousands of jobs<br />
II] Stock market<br />
bit by oil fears<br />
A argument<br />
B have been cut<br />
C question, interrogate<br />
D is going to leave<br />
by UKfinns<br />
II:JPoIic:e<br />
in murder trial<br />
E is going to marry<br />
F is predicted (to be successful)<br />
G has been badly affected<br />
H supports<br />
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